In my latest reflection, I attempt to delve into the spiritual from a rooted point of view. Here, I explore the connection that humans have with spirituality (I explain in the essay what I mean by this term), and I suggest a way in which we can rethink and revisit how we look at 'spirituality'- the term has, in my opinion, acquired a superficiality that doesn't belong to it. Rather, it is an act of necessity and political power, grounded in the feminine. "Anything we worship requires respect, dedication and compassion, so perhaps it would be beneficial to worship ourselves, our bodies, the earth, the elements. This is where religious institutions often fail in my opinion; by giving us structures and dogmas, they take away our agency." Find the whole piece here.
